Sunday Breakfast Club: July 2005

London Free Press Is First On The Scene With Their New Eye In The Sky Hot Air Balloon. "Godzilla On A Rampage", Harris Park London Ontario

Godzilla Pouncing On A Helpless Hot Air Balloon - Harris Park London

Godzilla Ravaging A Hot Air Balloon - Harris Park London

Godzilla Leaping Out Of The Park - Harris Park London

Godzilla Leaping After A Hot Air Balloon - Harris Park London

Proud Canadian Lifting Off - Harris Park London

Straight Up - Harris Park London

Part Of The Flight Crew Garding The Balloon - Harris Park London

Up And Away - Harris Park London

Crashing Into A Tree - Harris Park London

Sitting On Top Of The Tree - Harris Park London

Free and Clear - Harris Park London

Flame Behind Material - Harris Park London

Blue Sky, Clear Sailing - Harris Park London

Floating West - Harris Park London

Heating Things Up - Harris Park London

Garden Ornament In Motion - Color & Form

Water Drops On A Hosta Leaf

Weathered Wall - St Thomas

Mural Hepburn Park - St Thomas

Catholic Church - St Thomas

Reflection of Grant & Pierre In A Store Front Door - St Thomas

City Hall - St Thomas

Hepburn

Monument Hepburn Park - St Thomas

Early Morning - Talbot Street St Thomas

Under The Eave - St Thomas

Wall Mural - St Thomas

City Hall Clock Tower - St Thomas

City Hall - St Thomas

Bride In Window - St Thomas

Building Face - St Thomas

Old Anglican Church - St Thomas - Reflecting on days gone by.

Old Anglican Church - St Thomas - Let the light shine in!

Old Anglican Church - St Thomas - Tuesday Night Shoot.

Old Anglican Church - St Thomas - Tuesday Night Shoot

Frog resting underneath mother natures own umbrella!

At first glance you might not see the subject of this photo but there is a prehistoric eye watching you. Best to keep your fingers out of the water!

Blackbird looking for a bug to eat, Waterworks Park.

Snail at Waterworks Park.

Two bugs propagating the species! I am going to have to get a book on insects of Southern Ontario so I can identify them.

Not sure what this bug is called but he caught my eye when I was looking at the milkweeds. Not may things eat the milkweed plant because of the toxic white liquid the leaves execrate when cut into. Being red in color, I doubt this guy has many enemies. Probably tastes real bad to those that would make a meal of him!

Mushroom on a wet Beach Burl Log in Waterworks Park. Right after taking this photo it really started raining, I had to pack it in and go back to the truck. The rain kept coming down so we (Guild Members) decided to go for breakfast early. The rain had stopped by the time we had finished breakfast so we went back to the park to photograph some more. When I got back to the log this mushroom shriveled up to nothing. I�m glad I got the photo when I did!

Wet Beach Burl Log In Waterworks Park.

There was a noise coming from a 50-gallon garbage can in Waterworks Parks. When we investigated, this little guy was what we found. I took a couple photos then we got him out.

Leaves

Missed opportunity! While I was working on the macro shots of the little green bug below, two young deer walked right in front of me. The time it took me to get the camera off the tripod and focused all I got was deer butt and the jumping deer photo below! There is a lesson to be learned here! Continually be aware of your environment and expect the unexpected. The other lesson is always have two cameras; one set for macro work the other for the big picture. The big hurtle will be convincing Wendy this is why I need to buy the new Nikon D2X.